My first impression was that the horror setting was well done, probably thanks in large part to the soundtrack. The melody in the opening paragraph made me feel like deja vu.
The tough guy Bruce Willis turned into a gentle child psychiatrist, looking at me and thinking about what kind of human-ghost battle will happen later. But I was wrong, only a pretty boy can see ghosts. As for this boy, I feel like I have seen his videos, but I can't remember. The plot of the story reminds me of a Hong Kong movie I watched before, "Darkness" by Li Xinjie mm. They are all about the protagonist who has super powers, has a pair of ghost eyes, and can see souls. How would I feel if I had this ability? Must be unfortunate, right? Because just thinking about the fact that maybe a ghost just happened to haunt me when I shuddered was creepy enough. Of course, all this presupposes the existence of ghosts. This is a problem, I don't know. Most of the time I'm an impure atheist, and sometimes I believe that maybe ghosts exist. far away.
When I saw a traffic accident near the end of the film, I thought it was the end. But again I guessed wrong. The screenwriter is (much?) smarter than me because he wrote the following: When the doctor's wife exhaled, I understood something. Sure enough, I finally guessed it right once. Looking at the picture that emerges, how much they are in love with each other. My eyes were wet and moved. Without this plot setting, the film would be ordinary. But that was the finishing touch.
Sometimes the audience is easily molested by the screenwriter. When I saw the doctor shot to the end. I wondered if he hung up? My poor sanity, it taught me a lesson, the film only started 10 minutes, how can I continue without the protagonist? The screen went black and the doctor appeared again. I gave in. So I fell into the trap of the cunning screenwriter. Of course, watching a movie doesn't need to be calculated like this, just follow the plot. Afterwards, Zhuge Liang is still very funny.
I recently discovered that the horror movies I like to watch are moving.
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